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Do you suffer from RBF? You may be entitled to confrontation.

Dominus said:
Memory lane. I was in grad school. Attended a work shop on creative writing. We all sat in a circle including the speaker. She introduced herself and started talking about... then all of a sudden she stopped and turned to me. She asked me if she did something wrong? What? She said I looked angry and just staring at her.

Apparently, I had RBF (resting bitch face).

Do you or have you in the past suffered from RBF?
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I have the opposite of a RBF. I'm always smirking...well at least when I am around other people.
 
Dominus said:
What's that?
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PrinceCory said:
I have the opposite of a RBF. I'm always smirking...well at least when I am around other people.
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That can be dangerous too. If you're smiling all the time, it tends to make other people pissed off. "What's so funny?" they'll yell at you, wanting to start a fight.
 
Araucaria said:
That can be dangerous too. If you're smiling all the time, it tends to make other people pissed off. "What's so funny?" they'll yell at you, wanting to start a fight.
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That is so true. Once a customer was super pissed off at me. He ranted and yelled at me with personal insults. I Just kept doing my work with a smirk on my face. The next day he went to the General Manager and complained that I was making laughing at his situation by having a grin on my face the whole time. The Manager knew exactly what he was talking about and that was the end of the complaint matter.
 
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